Good fibre, sold on a clock. Put day 14 in your phone now.
ColonBroom is psyllium husk powder, two scoops a day, and psyllium is one of the best evidenced fibre supplements you can buy. The product is genuinely fine. The offer is the part that needs you awake: it is sold as a trial, and the checkout terms say that if you do nothing for 14 days you are enrolled in a three month subscription that then renews every three months.
Get My ColonBroom →It is not the sort of thing you book an appointment for. You put up with it, you try cutting things out, and eventually you look for a fibre supplement online because that is the low risk move. It usually is.
The good news is that the thing inside this tub is exactly what you would want: psyllium husk, which has more evidence behind it than almost anything else on the fibre shelf. The catch is not in the tub. It is in how the tub is sold to you.
Word for word from the seller's own checkout page, read on 2 September 2026.
Set a reminder for day 12 the moment you order. Cancellation is described as available in self service, so it is a couple of clicks rather than a phone call. Do that and you have bought a $19.99 trial of a good fibre powder with no tail. Doing nothing is not the neutral option here: doing nothing is the option that subscribes you.
None of this is hidden in the sense of being absent. The seller writes it down. It is simply written after the point where most people have already decided, on a page whose headline offer is the word trial.
Worth separating from the funnel around it. Five ingredients, no proprietary blend, no hidden panel, and the dose is printed.
The page is built on a template that was previously used for a vision product, and the swap was not finished. These sit on a page selling fibre for gut health.
The eye strain heading is followed immediately by the correct one, about bloating and cravings, so both versions of the same slot render one after the other. The same rotating strip shows 53,192 happy customers and 1,500+ happy customers, and both cannot describe the same product.
A badge saying a specialist approved the product is the strongest trust signal on any sales page. When one of those badges names the wrong specialty for the thing being sold, every badge on that strip becomes decoration rather than fact. "Clinically backed" appears five times on this page and is never attached to a study. None of that changes what psyllium husk does. It just means you should buy this for the fibre, not for the badges.
The only figures shown before you enter the funnel are $0.42 a serving and a claimed 65 percent saving. The real numbers appear at the checkout, after the quiz: $14 for the trial pack plus $5.99 delivery, $19.99 in total. The tier pricing for the subscription that follows is not published on the sale page at all.
Order the trial, set a reminder for day 12, and decide then with the tub actually in your hand. That is the version of this offer that is worth $19.99, and it is entirely within your control.
You will not set the reminder. Be honest with yourself here, because day 15 does not care. Skip it too if you want a one off purchase with no card left on file, if you are on medication that needs spacing from fibre without checking with a pharmacist first, or if you already buy plain psyllium husk, which is cheaper and does the same job without a clock attached.
A psyllium husk fibre powder mixed with water, taken as two scoops a day before breakfast and dinner. The published ingredients are psyllium husk, calcium, sodium and stevia leaf extract, in strawberry or tropical flavour, declared non-GMO, gluten free and vegan.
It becomes one if you do nothing. The seller's checkout states that ending the trial within 14 days costs $14 plus $5.99 delivery, and that if no action is taken within 14 days you are automatically enrolled in a three month subscription plan which renews every three months.
The trial pack is $14 plus $5.99 delivery, $19.99 in total, read at the seller's checkout on 2 September 2026. The sale page shows $0.42 a serving and a claimed 65 percent saving, and does not publish the subscription tier prices.
The seller describes cancellation as available in self service, within the 14 day window. Set a reminder for day 12 when you order, because the enrolment happens on day 15 whether or not you noticed.
Psyllium is a bulk forming fibre with a long evidence base, which is why the product underneath this funnel is reasonable. Take it with plenty of water. If you have a diagnosed gut condition or take medication, check the timing with a pharmacist.
Because the sale page is built on a template previously used for a vision product and the swap was not completed. An Ophthalmologist Approved badge, an eye strain heading and a testimonial about vision all remain on a page selling fibre.
$19.99 for the trial pack delivered, and day 12 in your calendar. That is the whole trick to this one.
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